Continental 737 Off Runway at DEN

[AirRabbit]

Originally Posted by P51guy

If the main gear was losing traction and slipping to the right wouldn't that mean not enough weight was on the main gear and the yoke was too far forward? We called it wheelbarrowing.

That could happen on landing with the amount of airflow over the horizontal tail ... and a larger chance with a "t-tail" ... but at the initiation of takeoff, there isn't much of a chance regardless of the structure of the tail surfaces.

[PlatinumFlyer]

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